Many ASX listed fund managers have done well in the past, some are continuing the stride Key to success depends on goals set for portfolio, stock tips, size and type of the funds Choosing a fund manager is like choosing a care taker for your […]
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Trading begins for futures in cryptocurrency, but should you rather invest in Block-chain Stocks?
Bitcoin futures started trading on Sunday and what has been witnessed is a very volatile picture with price swinging above $15,800 with 715 cash-settled contracts traded. With trading on CBOE Global Markets Inc’s CBOE Futures Exchange, bitcoin has been receiving a lot of attention. The […]
Amazon rang the bell in retail sector while sales data boosted locals
Retail sector saw a big day with the US retail mammoth, Amazon, coming into limelight with the launch of its retail offer and third-party marketplace, while stronger-than-expected retail sales data helped many local retailers rejoice following some weakness in the last few months. Particularly, October […]
Is Australian Economy going to get better with Sydneysiders moving to North?
The soaring Sydney house prices now seem to take a turn with the recent data suggesting that Sydney is now witnessing a gradual slip reflecting a cooling in the housing market. The September prices have fallen slightly when compared to scenario seen since 2015. In […]
Canada lifts rates, while Yellen sounds dovish.
Bank of Canada raised interest rates after seven years: On June 12th, 2017, Bank of Canada raised its overnight lending rate by a quarter-percentage-point to 0.75 per cent from 0.5 per cent, a move taken after seven years. Bank of Canada enhanced the overnight rate to […]
What are lithium companies riding on?
Lithium is a soft silvery-white metal which is highly reactive and does not occur in nature in its elemental form. In nature, it occurs as compounds within hard rock deposits and salt brines. Lithium and its chemical compounds have a wide range of industrial applications […]
Where we see the gold price going?
Gold edged back towards the previous day’s two-month low on Thursday, but remained hemmed into its recent narrow range after minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy meeting showed no consensus on the likely pace of interest rate hikes. While the minutes failed […]
How Painful House Price Bust can be?
San Francisco Fed president, Dr. Williams said Australia has “hot markets” in certain big cities and cautioned against trying to fix the problem by hiking rates, which will have “very unfavorable trade-offs when trying to control either a debt build-up or a housing price build-up […]
Latest Addition to the Strengthening Full-time Employment Trend in Australia
The trend of falling full-time employment witnessed through from March 2016 seems to have reversed to full-time growth over recent months. The growth uptrend has been reinforced by the latest data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), as per the March 2017 […]
Four highlights of the Australia’s September quarter inflation figures
As per the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has surged 1.3 per cent through the year to September quarter 2016 compared with a rise of 1.0 per cent over the twelve months to the June quarter 2016. Primarily, the CPI […]
The tale of the Oil Output Freeze deal so far!
In September 2016, oil has witnessed a volatile situation at the back of the OPEC meeting due on 28 September in Algeria. Last week itself, WTI oil surged to US$46.55 getting support from the positive outcomes that market otherwise expected from the preparatory talks (informal […]
Four key things about US economic health in terms of income and poverty
In September 2016, the US Census Bureau released its annual poverty report declaring that 43.1 million Americans lived in poverty in 2015. Let’s now have a look on five key things on US income and poverty data. Better health insurance coverage: Many states […]